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‘Feeling Close’ version of Prospero Pichay Eleksyon 2007 podcast interview

03/30/07

Posted under Podcasts, Prospero Pichay

HERE’S an interesting blog entry by JJ of Unsent: Notes to and from my former self.

JJ did his own version of INQUIRER.net’s Eleksyon 2007 podcast interview with Prospero Pichay called “Feeling Close: 2007 Senatorial Election — Prospero Peachy Edition,” and it’s quite hilarious :)

Here’s an excerpt:

If you have a pretty good internet connection speed you could opt to listen to the podcasts which are divided into four parts to prevent you from dozing off. For those who have slow connections though I’d recommend reading the transcipt instead. :) For those who are lazy then go ahead and read my version of the Eleksyon 2007 podcast interview. Here are some “juicy parts” that I have selected. Do pardon me for voicing out my thoughts from time to time.

Joel Guinto: Hello, sir. Sir, why are you running for the Senate? Why should we “plant” you there especially since while in Congress you pushed for its abolition?

Prospero Peachy: Well, you know, I was asking that question myself. Why did I run for senator when I could have, you know, spent an easy life, go back to private life, run my business and make more money rather than go for another public office? But you know, when I started politics in 1998, I was a businessman. And then I went to my province in Surigao del Sur and ran for the first district of Surigao del Sur, to serve the people of Surigao del Sur because I noticed that my province was actually deteriorating.

It used to be a first-class province and then it deteriorated to become a third-class province because of the mismanagement of the politicians in my province. And while the other provinces were progressing…the development was very fast. Roads were paved and bridges were concreted and the barangays were energized. Hospitals were modernized. School buildings were built. In our province, it remained stagnant.

Unsent: I’m waiting for the answer…

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10 Responses to “‘Feeling Close’ version of Prospero Pichay Eleksyon 2007 podcast interview”

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  1. 5
    Rolly C. Says:

    Tama lang na natalo ka dahil lalong kawawa ang mga Pilipino kung nakalusot ka. Pagbutihin mo na lang ang magbenta ng BULGAR para makabawi ka sa winaldas mo. BWA.. HA.. HA.. HA! Alam ng mga tao kung sino ang matino at hindi, Oy!

  2. 4
    Salina Says:

    peter
    Pichay quotes: “PANGARAP KONG TUPARIN ANG MGA PANGARAP MO.�

    To Pichay:
    PANGARAP KO NA NGA, PAPANGARAPIN MO PA!!! GUMISING KA NGA?! GAWIN MO ANG PINAPANGARAP NG MGA PILIPINO KAHIT DI KA NAKAUPO SA SENADO KUNG TALAGANG SINCERE KA SA BANSA NATIN!!!

    ITANIM SI PICHAY SA SENADO? HMMMM…ISANG ARAW KA LANG NAKAUPO…LANTA KA NA!!!

    NGAYON, TUPARIN MO TONG PANGARAP KO: “PANGARAP KONG MATALO KA SA ELEKSYON!!!� PAKI-TUPAD LANG HA!!!
    ***************
    Fr: Salina.

    Peter. You can’t blame Pichay if he’s day dreaming. After all each and everyone of us has a dream. Even you and me. But like you said isang araw lang lanta na siya. Aba, Peter. Masarap ang pichay sa nilagang baboy!!! You make my day. He, He, He,…. Sige ituloy ang laban.

  3. 3
    peter Says:

    Pichay quotes: “PANGARAP KONG TUPARIN ANG MGA PANGARAP MO.”

    To Pichay:
    PANGARAP KO NA NGA, PAPANGARAPIN MO PA!!! GUMISING KA NGA?! GAWIN MO ANG PINAPANGARAP NG MGA PILIPINO KAHIT DI KA NAKAUPO SA SENADO KUNG TALAGANG SINCERE KA SA BANSA NATIN!!!

    ITANIM SI PICHAY SA SENADO? HMMMM…ISANG ARAW KA LANG NAKAUPO…LANTA KA NA!!!

    NGAYON, TUPARIN MO TONG PANGARAP KO: “PANGARAP KONG MATALO KA SA ELEKSYON!!!” PAKI-TUPAD LANG HA!!!

  4. 2
    Phoebe Reyes Says:

    Clearly, he doesn’t know why he run for the Senate. Baka magnenegosyo rin.

  5. 1
    clara Says:

    yayyyyyyyyyy……….if u really want to help ur province, then HELP first..why nid our votes?..NAKAKATAKOT ka, ang gastos ng mga adverisement mo, san mo kukunin yan??? after makaupo ka na sa senado?…di sa amin den…..KAYA HINDI KITA BINOTO!!!…its too OBYUS!!!!

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